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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ARIUV M. OF Tills M IOAKA.
7V-> « i"k* / n'rr I'rs"• Europe.
l> • > 1 --The steamer Niagara, mi'h
I it- 1 dates ot V v. fca« anived.
• >-.i i.. ;i. * :»'<' that hostilities had rem
r! ! i "weer. . f ' ■ • T" 1 -•' tiussians, in iinrope. for
r: witiler. i t in t>.n meantimettie T«ri« mii
.. ) 11<> * » s tut ov. r the Russian* in \m,i —
New attempt • filiation were bein; made
Th-> •' '•! • rived out on the 2:U. She
r<>! h lin'i » : '.v V if* mi Rur'iKJ Batik, o urine
a Voc, hut m r.o damage.
T. , l '• •» *t.*e riMwrj to cai t» the
r.vtit«t >As •' '• on t• i-mrdt tonrd ofl<!:o(i. hut
Capt Port) i < ff< «toc»rij primte 1 otter* «iv.. ut
' t ,; • :{•••! . 'ii I the \port <;f crain
' ' '1 ' 'Vl' I l ■ all 'i -i •*
MoMarian «n4 Walla Man tinea. Flo.*!* g
;••• * ' ut i' was expo t
.. ; i.tt -i ' « i.U Ir u A, i Letters from
iredoi »from < tit" pro-.?, wrtite
w.,r »•. . • Ht.'i.i'i iar haa sent similar
lath Mttim«N<ii tomncy W*i arrain netive —
Ol the ■ • 1 Ui* I tWWWW 1 ury brou. it to
n< it v>., .. the Porte declined to consider.
I\. : X IK i.M Tllt . IMI OF VUL
1.-s fV->.u Court ant:: pie ot the lOtli show
thattt :opet on» 1 1 Ol • .itu wereoolj feigHl
nttai i«ontb< partot t-ae I u todi oeive
<- ".<ii&-i 1 :u-; oi p'.u.'eoiied and Otnnr i'a
s iu:. . r v>.'jt. 4 ti! attaek ttic iiivi-ionot
i s uii - .- ' nrahin, the Ottoman ri- i't in
theßlark it. peraW wtt the h.nd forces
Ml the attne'., V„ ■ Porte lina received trom the
Bi and Frei h amhamdor. MtanuMM of e!-
i.\ ti v rat: i>; i easei.f s • that the tit-et
can be .ent into the Black Sea without the fear of
Phe Piriaritril Mi dnpatch tram Vienna
date : v v. 31M Mb; that the Roaaian m tny had
!- order, to a—time the ctt'enaive and craws
tiie !>anuhe.
A more eoirprehenriv: proposal had been pro
pi !-1 at! ans !-y Napnle-iti. It was said that Count
V\ a.owsky, tt.< Krench mini-l T at London, had
eturnod ir. : at is witii the .iratt ot tiiis treaty,
to 11 ran e and in whieh tiie
other power - would he invited tojoiu. If tiie Aus
."rain a'.atenienta are to be credited the Czar has
replied tow enquiry of Austria that he will ~r o
IH.se a project ot peace. The Sultan ia saidto he
idually di-pos«>T to eonie to terms, but will not be
t:.e tii>t to !-tr*i-t. lie has, however, sent Paud
i.riendi as Imperial Commisti mer to the anuy on
t;;i.: I|anu.ie to restrain tiie order ot Omar l'acha.
and thus give diplomacy another chance.
Ire 1 )!lo» tag is the present position of military
hOsirs. Omar i'aslia hold Habitat wiih
troops, an iis (orti;yin ? liimsclf in the strongest
manner in the triangle between Krafora, Kalaiat
a:u .Barabta, thus securing communication be
tw.-en both banks, and having the base ot his ope
rations to act on in Lenser Wallachia. The Turks
under bdimm 1 I'asha had'ought the Russians un
ii r tien. Bach, and took them, A rumor from
V ienna, which is not cre.iited,says that the Turks
ha : been ordered trom Constantinople to abandon
Kalaiat.
!t is said that Omar Pasha gave as a reason for re
crossing the Danube, that Gen. Parlotf exposed his
trootif so a superior f in e, and was beaten, hut that
re inferceuaetit-arriving to tlie Russians so a-; to
uj<iVe them f.v: e a« strong us the Turks, he had re
tir d to avert the tame di-aeter that befell Parloff.
Wn the I.oth. the l urks attempted to surprise tfc»
Kusfian post ol 1 una!, but were discovered and
returned to Kalafat.
Tee Turks must soon abandon the Is:«nds oppo
site P.irtuk-ii and Ku.-luch as tin- rise ot the Danube
overflows them.
The Russian Bulletin says that their batteries
drove the '1 urks Irom the Island opposite Oiur«ero.
but the luteal accounts-ay that the Turks still "hold
Th< successes of the Turks in Asia continue to
1 e most brilliant. The Kcyptian squadron keep
v\ t.ib on t..'- eoa-t iron: 1 to Redout Kale.
"!.re Turki-h ships Were entering the Illack Sea,
ud a Naval buttle was daily . xpected. The Turks
'.ad captured ,'ort St. Nicholas and now hold it, hav
ng repulsed the Rus-ian : three times. The militia
Alaron-tan who had been equioped by Russia
had gone over to the Turks.
MARKETS.
■.f-i t; <■>'. A. 'jo.—< 'ottou is unchanged except
spon the lower grades, which have slightly injpro
! ;-ales ot the wi-#-k 41,OOdbales, ot which spec
ulators took '■7- r .U. and exportere27-jI bales. Brown
Ac Shipley quote fair Orleans at fj 3-4.1, Middling
tVd. Kair Mobile ' iid Middling 7-Bd. Fair
i;pl:iud <J:i -l. Middling f>:» 4i. Interior 3 1-t? a
4 1 2d. Ordinary 1 :;-M a 5 i 4d. Stock G50.000
bales.
llroaUstufls. —The iinprtivel tone in Ilread.stufTs
ha- teen lost, and pries art; l-.wtr. The highest
circulars quote a decline o( I i. in wheat. White
'' - f csfern Canal i' .'»ur i»7s. Baltituore and
Philadelphia ;;7r 3d. Ohio 3tb. a 38a. 64. Cora
iull—wtiite wa- I "Id at 47 a !-■*., and yellow at 4;i
a iTs. Corn meal -_' j a 'Ms.
I'raiie at M inchester had siLiitly declined.
, }hrktt.—(' tnrols had advanced
•" ■'•■•"'-1 a ?-«. Stocks firm and unchanjjeil.—
Haleti ot I - n"<'i.s (bonds) a: 11U 1-2 a 111 1-2; r.
'i so"7 J; u 1-2. Pennsylvania s'a f-': Marjlaint
ITunre Afur-i Nov. 23th.—Sales of the week
• ndina tii< 22i1, -i.jiiu bales. To-day prices have ad
vanced It. I-lour has declined-
Londuri M,a v< t.«, Nov. 2-ith.—Tea was active at
*":rm rates. Coron and Rreailstufls unchan»ed.—
' ;;»per advanced *»:> !- per ton. Iron not materi
ally dearer.
Ihe I.ate Spiritual Swimjlk.—Our readers
will remember the extraordinary swindling ease
New 'i. rk, an rccount of which we pub
el a : a days since, and that JoiinK. Sey
our 1m i iiivJn arrested at the in*' .nee ol John
~'uy i - tit, the victim. It win reported in New
N .v York on 'i hursday that Stuy vesa'nt had died
■ : A-kiti <;.c 'e: i: but the belief i- prevalent that
committed suicide.
Ur.-ECTED.—T '• board ot Directors of the Lal-
•• ■; :iu'i Ohio fiai'- ua J l.uva declined accept!;; i;
• "diaauce f.rc7:ii)i« for the endorsement by
y ■.{ fialtim- - • < fth'-ir bonds to the amoutt,
:v on a.\ unlol tin.- objectionable tea
• *?ae vv.; h accoinpary it.
• ti:• 4T Bcbnt. —mid ferry boat Mon
w«- nnt at her in Brooklyn on
.'I. *!«}' r2:e cuel -V and was in
"L- • r ; -i 1 viiper II umbo!-.lt wore receive i
. :u« Orlfui-on 'J'l-i.-aday ni,'ht gale* of cotton
p to V, r u. -id ay coon, -I'XMt bales—demand
New York Items.—John M itcliel, it U said,
• . ' i;!or ot a weekly news
'jicuuHi <r ol i'-ti-i - rei " vt -1 and sent out of
■-■ „S. w York | *OF! otri'" , wan 198,5u7.
~ : M<«- 'Jotai i'. «;■(. This is the
. ' -t da}' a work ©vci pcrforine i in tiie olficc.
On Tuesday nieht, John A. J>. Becker, residing
»wn N'itrci;!, jumped from oneof the third
( hrutopher Cullct], yearsi of s'-e, died «nft
• ■'y whiie in a d.*uHore, win rein; had callml
• -.jie itiedi.-itie. from tin) rupture of h
' -»' l ci. Wednesday.
It _ie superior Court, Mr. Charles Huston has
•"i--fit an action to recover ®10,000 damages from
yoi New Vork, having had hi; thigh broken
'- ' oubcvjuence of his fallng into u hole in the
and Ground Aluut SALT, iu store;
1 kr,u:l white SUGAR, SAFETY FUSE, Hv
'•-.C CEMENT, London MUSTARD, black TEAS
•" paperu, for sale bv
9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN i CO.
I >LACK CASSIMEKE J'AN'J S.—l hav«
I , ' ec,, ' ,(11 the Jan,, .town, another lot of tin.-
•"« l'ent*. and ~h„ uroth.r «uppl* of
Vests. HKNKV SHAKER,
coriK-i 11 1] Hfii Main
i VV KK !v v ' KXTKaTIoiJK, "Augusta
Mult brand, t- v tr<» article. ii- stor*- and I r trnlt
BROWN A SHOOK,
* Corner of Main and Krunklin ata
SJI'KKAI a< • 1:1 j, M ACJTJ VT solan
' • «*'. b v OIL - Ali o( the l>«»t qu»i:tv,
?U_ WV KM'OHr, ALI.K.N t CO
CWOOPE'S FAMILY FLOUE-A
- '"Jul! lot :ii *u,rc, forsulc by
i HOVVN k SHOOK.
1 * 1 1 «i !t&itre*d DijkH
T'.' :SA< ' ? (i< .-x JiN.—Nip.-r.-.r
* ' ii ( r K'»r t*!i
1 La< ELI., lauu f» 00.
•y2 3lain*i,
WANTS.
Will Ai it i.N \V AN i El>.—A younc man,
n r. fi.irnt ol tKix city, who has h.d three or f.'ui
• ■ «n.«r.'nor ce intW mercantd.. bu.in. and »U.'
»..tt it.linence ear.uah trad« to pat hi* salary, ia de
'."'♦.to obtain r tit oat inn either na salesman or a«
111 e.tabllshrd Grocery er ( on.
vi■; 1 " tor ' < - '"he but city and country reference.
Addrrm, « 1?!, pout Ottire. da I«-fit*
YyANIEI.)—For tin* year a
l OOK end HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
A Nn»K\V JOHNSTON,
... ~ Corner of Leigh and 6th streets.
'*•—a»f«\r?L?an
\\ AN I KD—Two Carpenters or Cabinet
-VKKRS, lu our nianu etsry. Apply to
_ AI.I:N. NOTT &' CO.
\\ A N 1 EI)—A t-oioini hand Kiuiin-, nuit
i-'ilr tor a 5..» Mii. . i i.. ']. r j.-.u Ihorn
' • JNO. W.WKIUHT
■ T. Uocli Wtiurf.
IY^NTKD— I uir.li to rent a Jitori^ori
Ms-.tu ft .on t iu k if-ft hand aid#* 10th
Kr V" : " Apply to EDWARD D. EACiIO
Atfnt ami ( diifcror.
\Y A Nl!: FauT! Nt, .MAN to ;ict~
:n . , " y - v " ! "- One that h«.hadMß>e
diat.-iy to basne.j preferred. Apply imtne
"l WM. No. -11 Main
W AN ! 1 !;' ) ' )1)] hßTaTlcLY—Twenty -
tue itANDa to make foa'.s. Apply to
_ »- LEV V, No. r y MhW* nt,,
. of th« large lin<: Goal
\V-'VY, ri ' :i) IM.MKDIATELV—Ten K ood
' * TAILORS, to make t'o»t«. Apply to
A. LEVY, No. 51) Main at.,
. '.I '•' Oppn.it». (' iv llote'.
VVf Nl, '- L) —man in tlie Shoe
. i T.iH i ° ne t '"* t CH " co!ne well recommend
«:• ' Oir" * * • !tdttti ® n h 'j "ddressiiig H o a
WANIhD i(.) ith.Nl—(l'osHei>«H»n to
1 * he RiVf-n during the month of November)—A
comtortab-.- Dwelling ilou.e, containing live or « ! x
rooms OoeonShockoe iiill preferred. Apply to
„ E. D. EACHO,
oc Ofneral Agent and Collector.
\I ILLI NE US VVANTED—Two or
.« three good Silk Milliners.
N. C. BARTON'S,
cci'—'f 10;( Main , t
E NFORMATION WANTED.—Mr AK
» TML'R MIDDLETON, nephew of B-njamin
i^'' d t 1 | too l deceased, ot the Petersburg volunteers
ot mi. who is supposed to reside in this city, will
hear of something greatly to his inrerest by calling or
1 ; v JO ~ Nr " SAUNDERS, Jf this city!
. . i "i? n V are also entitled to mo
cy, winch can aiso be olxuined by seeing or wtitine
Wm 'R J . UH i" I"' SA V N : i>KRS - Administrator
>V m. R. Leigh, deceased, Richmond. de6—tit*
I WANT TO HIKE OK PURCHASE,
X A FIRST-RATE FEMALE COOK, (and with
al must be a trst-mte Bread Baker,) She must be
striuig and hea»thy-—no children at least with her.
Apply at my residence, corner of Grace and 6th
streets, or at inv oiiice, Hill's Reading Room.
d«i U—otaw2w " JOHN MA REN.
WANTED.—We wish to
w..., I-.,i.purchase ast-cond hand FREIGHT
BOA 1, ol of or l-.HJ i«»tiK burthen. Apply t»»
dtt 9 TOLER COOK, Pear! street.
WANTED—An ASSISTANT TEACH
* " ER, by the Ist of Jannarv, to teach the com
mon English branches; and also one to teach only a
tew hours a day Applications to be made to A. B. C..
at this office. The applicants are requested to give
their directions and reterences. de 8 2t*
V OTICE—TO JOURNEYMEN SHOE
,"7^,,,M A . J*B.— Wan t«■ d, from eight to ten good
WORKMEN, on both Ladies' and Gentlemen's
VV urK. To such as can make work to suit, I will give
constant employment and liberal wages.
ALEX. HILL,
Bust and Shoe Manufacturer,
oc 12 f*o. lj>7 Main street.
r l^11E "WHITE GREASE" is u new,
A convenient and economical substitute for tar, and
other lubricators for the axles of transportation cars,
otnnibusses, carriages, drays, wagons, ice. It is not
afl- ctec by the weather, retaining the same consis
tency winter and summer. It does not guru on the
axles, and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease ill use.
For sale in tin canisters of three and six pounds,
and in kegs of 23, 50 and 100 lbs each, by
ADIE 4c OR AY. Druggists,
nov 15—diccts Agents for the Manufacturers.
Richmond and Danville Railroad i
Engineering Department,
Richmond, Nov. 25th, 1553.
| JROI'OSALS v. ill be received at thisof
*- tice until noon, Dec. 10th, for completing the
grading and masonry on the Pittsvlvania Sub-Di
vision, includiug the grading of the depot lot at Dan
ville.
The profiles of the work can be seen at the Resi
dent Engineer's Office in Danville
ANDREW TALCOTT,
no 20—dtlOD Chief Engineer.
Garland, ic, > ,
' Commissioners Office,
Robinson's Adm'rAt als.ji Richmond, Nov. iSJ, ltjj3.
Those creditors of thf estate of-Portiaux Robin
son, deceased, who /ailed to present and establish
their claims against said estate, befoie the ISthday of
JiUH last, are hereby notified and required to preseut
their ssid claims before me, on or before the 10th
i .y of December next, pursuant to a decretal order
ot ri,e Circuit Conit of Richmond, entered on the
2")t!i November, IK'>.J.
no 2S—d H'th dec. W.M. F DAVIS. Com'r.
ii EDit'INES WORTHY A PLACE IN
11 ALL FAMILIES. —THE MEDICINES OF DR
J. S. KO.-Fi are all of high repute, and can be
relied upon as suiting the diseases for which they are
recor,mended, as they are the result of an ext-usive
Medical Practice for the last thirty years in the City of
Philadelphia
For am. Nervous Affections.—Dß. J. S
ROSE'S NERVOUS AND INVIGORATING COR
DIAL.—Th - £re&!est discovery in medical science.
Th"-- astonishing medicine, tor raiding up a weak cou
•titi'* n, debilifa! d by care, labor, study or disease
acts like a charm, li glvf-s strength aud apoetUn, and
irjsiet-e-'-i great invigorating propcrtit .s. For Heart
Ui? "iat», all Nctvi •« Aitt-crions, Flatulence, Hi-art
burn, Numbness. Neuralgia, the
sr-idts, ana giving power to tile whole system, iL is
Kiino?t miraculoUH in its Fifty cei.r:; a bottle.
THK Great PAIN CCRKK.—TO THOSE WHO
SUFFER Wi rH ANT PAlN.—Pain is tlie forerun
ner of most d:-"-a-»'-». Cure the pa;n and you check
tlie disease. 1)1: J S. ROSE'S PAIN CLRER is
ao -idniirable preparation lor rheumatic and other
pani. It i* the be«t preparation to use for an attack
ot Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery. Painsin the
Stomach, Bowels, Back. Limbs, Side*, Sprains, Ris
it.gs «*r Lumps in the Breasts of V--nales, Ear or
Toothache, Kheumatism, and indeed t..r any pain.
No famiiy or traveller stiou:4 be u .bout a bottie ot
this wonderful and reliable preparation. Jt'-sexctl-
I. Nt for rauke.-, 6oremouth or sore tLrout. In bottlei
at 1-i, 5-' and 50 certs.
For Coughs, Colds, Cr.cur, and Whooping
Coc<;ns-Dr J. S. RttSE'S CELEB KATE D CO I Gil
SYRUP,-gives immediate* relief to the worst
whether consumptive or proceeding fioui a cold. It
allays iriitalion of the Lungs, and tor'i!ies the sys
tem against any future attacks. In bottles at 6') cents
and ■$!.
CHILDREN are slso liable to Cro-.p, which dan
gerous complaint yieidrc immediat'-ly to !)r. J. S.
Ko--- la-v- -ti11.:;..: i P SVR.UI*. I'r.ce '2b cents.
W HOOPING COLGH, another, n.piaint, always
wortc :n co'u and weather. The aSicted will
find great relief i i " e in-- of l)r. J. S. Rose's
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re
iou .-s, -J'd prevents the disease from running into
oth r diseases, such as 1N FLA M ATI ON of the
SOS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CONSL'MI'-
'.'ION. Price SO cents.
For sll Diseases of thk Kidneys and P.i,ad-
OKR.—DI«. J s ROSE'S COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.—This i-i decidedly one of
the best remedies ever used for diseases ot the kid
neys bladder, &.c, and aiso for gouty atfec:ion»;_ al
ways highly recommended by the late Dr. Physick,
ana rriaiiv of ihe most distinguished medical men
abroad. Price 50 cts.
All of the above Preparation?, with Dr. Rose's
Medical Advii-erto Persons in Sickness and in Health,
to be had of O . Strecker, A. Bodeker, J B. Wood,
Purcell, Ladd Co. Adie Ji Gray, Bennett Sc Beers,
A. Duvai, K. R. Duval Jt Brother, Win. P. Ladd, A.
Leslie. S. M. Zachrisaon, end by dealers generally
throughout the couuty and State.
se 21—d3tawkwly
\ STONISIIING, MOST ASTONISH-
J\ ING CURES, made by LEONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, «tc.—LEO
NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF is the best Medicine
ever used for those suffering from the above com
plaint-. Consumptive persons who have tried it,
have timid great relief from it. Hundreds that have
used it. pronounce it the greatest Medicine of the
age. Itis a pleasant Medicine, equally sate for the
infant as the adult.
l'c be bad in 25 and 50 cent bottles, ot
THOMAS LEONARD i CO.,
222 Broad street,
de 7—ts Cornerof Broad and 4th, Richmond.
CUJTLEKY, «&r.—Tally 110 Razors, all
qualities and styles, warri-nted.
Wade 6c Butcher'* Razor*, all qualities and styles,
warranted.
H ii low's and other Razors.
b nv Pocket Cutlery, ull kinds.
Do Scissots, <io.
Rodger 6i Sons' Scistsorn.
Scissors on cards, assort oil.
Knives, do do
Toy Kniv«-s and Forks. ror by
/I MM ERMAN.
8 Comer Main hnd 12th street".
| >lES. — Mince, Apple, Peach ami
ii Cranberry PI EB. of the best qutlitj, can I.e. hail
. lly r.t ADAM A CO '8 Family Bakery,
de B—3t '■i d- r» above Win. Booth.
TEj.RCUAPHic NEWS
f'01.1.1.-rON ON TU E ERIK ItfILROAD]
>w A ~rk, IVc. 9—A collision occurred on the
-■•if. itailrosi) last night, ami five or ebt person,
"'ere •eriou-ily hurt.
DKATH OF JONAS CIIICKEIUNG
r.osroM, Dec. 9.-Jonaa Chickerinjr, known ex
tensively as a manniaclnrer of pianos, is dead.
maukEra
RAi-TtMOH*, Dec. 9.—Salea of'JOOO Mils Flour a"
has declined three our four cents.
Corn easier.
New Vork, D«c. a-Flour «)i 3 htiy easier. Whea*
and Corn tirrn.
F<jASTWOUI) SCHOOL.—There arc two
- STAINToN ' 3'1.15-.3. riKK
( I^^AGENLT,&C-RICHAED
i . , ' " 4 TALLKV, (of il.mov.-r I
NVuiui^^" I "'' c^ r i, a'.(t-ud to H out.
( I U Rt ' Kt,, ; g <>ut HOUSES, aud C'oUectiut
tte O' <icstri|it;on.
van 11 " " RAvVi ' l NOS. late of Spottayl
van .a, «,.1 have ail lulortst in our husiDr-ea alt. r i s t
Jaouary lEjt lU
—I<> r<;iiiuia in nt-ar the ci
i , ty i t Richmond, where h« liaj a wii,., a xoori
"oku.g ana very au.nt MAN, 28 year.old, wl.oia.aM
lie j \ carriage ilriver— formerly a iarn. 1 t.d— a -.
en"phfvrdo r" V> orki a Ly'/chbur?, aii.i recent]}-
eniph.ji'diii a grocery nu He is mered f,.r wle
not tor any laalt: .» good chiratter, hta with hin!
it A™r n Ml"°r WUh " mUJ . r , es l'<-ctab.e names i u
it. Apply at the Cary airiet liul.
de fi—Stood *
VOTICE TO CKEDITOKS.—The m
i-l ditcri of the late J BON A VITA will tile with
Commissioner Wm/h. Davis, their claims, pn.periy
»ithenticat, H, to enable him to make out an account
ot apportionment, preparatory to a payment bv me.
, , SIMON BONA VITA,
no gj—eo.w Executor of J . Btmavita.
A HEATH, COMMISSION
M er CHANTS, San Francisco, California, wii
attend to shipments ot Flour, Tobacco ami Merchan
dize generally Prompt retunu will be made. Relet
Messrs A. & A. Lawrence it Co., Boston: Allen &
Paxson, Patteson, Adams 4c Co., Maitland, Phelps
Co., New V ork; Courtney, Gushing k Co., Baltimore:
r.dmond, Davenport It Co., Davenport, Allen k Co
Klcl """ r " i - au 15—eodtim '
MUSIC.—JOHN KEIN
HAS •u T rec ° mm ? "d. himself to the citizens
PI f rofessor of Music on the
PIANO FORTE and as Tuner and Repairer
U.IX muos. He w.ll give lessons, at regular hours, in
private families, and repair and tune instruments at
moderate charges.
t Apr.ly at hia residence, Second, between Marshall
and Broad streets. DO 25 ] rn *
I AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
NO. o NORTH CALVERT STREET BAI TI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
01 V r f 1U - ,a Dp nOW iD viol tttion of law, and at
tended with a heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
in ends and others who may feeJ disposed to purchase.
Having been a resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further assurance that all business conn
ded to hun wifl be promptly aud properly attended
15?*' Packages, single tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
Bir'The printed official drawings sent to corres
pondents by the first mail.
j. iy Prizes cashed ut sigh*.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
* 10 '* t5 Baltimore, Md.
JAML.SIOW N.—Merchants
others ordering goods from Xeie York
by the steamship JAMESTO\VN, will bear in mind
that she leaves New York lor Richmond every Satur
oay afternoon at 3 o'clock. Returning, she leaves
this place tor New York via Norfolk every Tuesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
TheROANORE is Dot on the route at present
Due notice will be given when her trips are resumed.
For turther.information enquire ot'
"" SO LUDLAM ic WATSON.
CHANGE OF HOUR OF
t~iJ.njd;fc«=ssSTAßTlNG FOR PORTSMOUTH
a.ND NUttPOLK.—The steamer CURTIS PF.CK.
Captain John Davis, will regularly leave the wharf at
Rotketts every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at half past six o'clock precisely, and re
turn cacti alternate day. leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, o'clock, and will touch at ail the regular
landings on the river, going and returning
°° 2) It. O. HaSKIXS.
/T< RATES AND FENDERS.—6OO EN
AME LED ORATES AND FENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.—The subscriber
ii&s tor sale the largest stock of ORATES and FEN
DERS ever before offered for sale in this citv, of his
own manufacture. The Grates embrace all the va
lious kinds and patterns, such ;is square topped
Gothic. Liptic, Circle, See , with beau n'ui roundin-
Fenders, Summer Pieces, Jcc., to match.
Orders for Orates, Fenders, \, from town and
country, punctually attended to and care'-,e,v packed.
Merchants purchasing to s.-ll again will i • supplied at
the lowest Northern prices, with the n- lal discounts
otf tor cash by wholesale. Apply et my Bell and
Brass Foundry oi: Main, between fi:!i aim Oth streets
Richmond, V <. 1
ae2—dlniis' SAMUEL D. DENOON.
DECEMBER otfa, ido3.—si 5,000 worth
ot DRY GOODS, at prime cost, at
liUJLUSiVUT'S Cheap Store,
No. 41 Main street.
I will offer my entire stock ot' Goods at prime, cost,
as the principal part ol my stock having been bought
►or casn. Persons who are in want of' Goods, will
i:et bar^ui us by tailing early, as i am determined to
close my business by the of the year.
E. GOLDSMIT,
<- ? No. 41 Main st.
rf .Mi EAT CHANCE TO PL Y CLOTH
IKG.—LEVY h:is determined to reduce his
stock by the Ist of January, 90 he will otfer greater iii
duceu)» uUi than ever in orti»;r t'> 6ell off his winter
(ioods by that time, as he iuteuds to hesio the tiiaiiu
f«ciureof )iis spring and summer Goods about the
15th January, so aii in want woi«ld do well to call on
A. LEVY,
No 59 Main street, opposite City HoteJ,
d* 7 Sign of the Red Coat.
AND COMMISSION STOKE
X. Ihe subscriber is now receiving, on consign
ment, superior Family, exira, and Bakers' Superliiie
FLOCK, from the best unlit* in the Valley.
Also, fresh Mountain and Goshen BUTT ER ; C»>t
ton Yarns, assorted numbers, from Slaughter's cele
bn-.rcd Factory iu Fredericksburg, with Machinery
and Tinners' Oi.j tu close consignments, will be soiil
i o 20—1« J.J. FRY, 03 Cary st.
| ;A LTIMORE MINERAL WATER—
M.J Flavored with real Sarsuparilla, Ginger. Lemon
and Ambrosia, received fresh every week. The sub
scribe! will furnish other houses with i'. Bibb's Pra
miam Pop, at the suae price tlicy have been psyina
tor an inferior article. For something extra, drop in
aits try tin ;, and you will be sure to come asain to
no £*J ALLEN'S Arbour.
Y>KEMIUM VENETIAN BLIND S . —
A. (»EO. \\ . ZI,\!MER.'J AN, Venetian ii.ind Ma
ker, No. Arch street., Philadelphia.
Const tntly on hand a general assortment of Blinds,
wln»h sale and retail, at the loiv-.-si j-ric-'s.
Jhe citizens«vt Ric!;:r;und and %ic*• ti 1 \ are respect
ful.* ut_»rme<i that having appointed Messrs iiAil*
LISTOIs liPtUTHhR, No. II) G»o\ <ri)or street,
Agents- ail orders lelt with them will meet with
r>n>m;>t atteii; w>u, and B.inds furnished at PHI LA
DELPHI A PRICES. no 16—3 m is
MLATFORM SCALES —I have for sale
1 cheap, three PLATFORM SCALES v/ith
weights complete, capable of wcizhing from half
pound to 1000 pounds.
R. CACTHORN.
f|WR- —30 barrels Tar hourly expected
A and for sal e by
deS EDTVIN WORTHAM it CO.
I>EPPER. —50 bags, receiving and for
sale by
de£ DAVENPORT, ALLEN it CO.
KX'E IAISLE JELLlES.—Cooper's Re-
X fined Shred and Sheet Isinglass, for jellies: alto
Russian Shred Isinglass—received and for sale by
de 9 CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist.
GCOTCJI WHISKEY.—2 puncheons of
Scotch Whiskey, a superior articde, our own im
portatiun direct, now in Custom House and for sale by
de 7 CHAS. T. WORTHAM At CO
BUTTER. —Prime articles of Roll and
(Josheu, just received wud for sale by
de 8 A. E. MOORE, 180 liroad it.
HOPS. —One bale fresh Hops received
aud for sale by
de'j CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist.
r IPIN PLATE.—Single, Cross and Roofing
5 Tin, of all descriptions; Russia Sheet Iron ano
Block Tin aud Speller, for sale bv
\l de 3 IEDWIN WORTHAM ii CO.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! —We call the at
tention of purchasers to our assortment of Pa
pier Macho, Rosewood, Blackwalnut and Bronzed
.Vnotlc Cli cks For sale low to th- t:adu bv
tie 7 ZIMMERMAN
& BUTTER and Cheese, Re
vjf fined Syrup, fir tale low by
de <3 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
tWEEsE. —50 boxes priuio Cheese ju^t
) r. ceived uud lor ■»«!>.
de 'J EDWIN WORTHAM i. CO
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY. - *,
r ri:i;.ViKhh S A LE OP NEGROES
1 FURNITURE. BRICKS, fcc.-By ~n D e o, ,1
y n,9t j to fli- subscribe r« bv John
, -h "on and wife, dated Sei»tem>.#*f s?h IfUs nnH
->.ly recorded in the Clerk'!! Office of H-S
county, we shall prorf-'d to sell. at the i~iidence ol
TCESD W* n"'l :h " r >w-H-; 1 '. 4 , t r !)bn '' "Ction, On
m, December 1853, ail the personal
rF?-N^FOBfVv« , . sil ' d ' con,:,t '"-' ofTHIR
' .• ( ' J K °^ S , ( " , r 1J wor "»" *"d children:) all
Uii-household and kitcnen luruitur.; one hurs<> oce
carriage ana gear, carls, co Wrf, fcc, Vc.
A!*., one kiln of BRICKS unburnt, a lot of wheel
barrow *, brick mould?, Sic.
"J he bricks will bo «o: i on four months' credit, for
approved endorsed negotiable cotes.
Negroes, Futnirore. &.c., &c., cash.
Also, on.- acre of Giound, fronting 16"> feet on 26rh
and IG.I teit on 27th sireet, running hack 132 feet
now used us a brick-vard. *
THOS. J. STARKE,
J. D. G. BROWN, 5 Troateea.
d« I—.awltfcdtd* ,
B1 GODDIN at APf'EKSON
W OST VALMA IJI.E TENEMENTS ON
GRACE. BETWEEN MADISON AND JEF
{•KII.NON STREETS. KIR SALE AT AUCTION,
n " r. s -'A "" TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 13ih
U-H-" ' upin the premises, commencing at -1
o ciocit. by Conwav llcb:-ise::, »f. Trustee,in adeed
el trust from Caperfon 4. Crump. U.-e bis idvertise
ment in the Daily Whig.J those two Brick Dwellings
! t a i n!! ,!c>n " ' :r ' e °f Grace, between Madison and
Jetterson street*, one of which is occupied by Mr.
T Crump, l ' le ot her by Capt. K. M. Nitmuo.
The >n:d Tenements are locat'd in an excellent
neighborhood, end in si verv improvise part of the
city.
Terms made known at the time of ««!».
d<: 8 OODDIN it APPERSON, A nets.
tIOUSES & LOTS AT UOCKKVLX
* a AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT A' TC
MOV—YV ul be soid ou MONDAY AFTERNOON,
the Uth December, 1833, upon the premises. com
n.er.cin? at 3i o'clock, I*l3 feet of Ground, a; Ruck
etts, on the south side of Lester erreer. on which
there standss framed Tenements, occupied as stores.
&c., and yielding fair rents, and adjoining the proper
ty of Mr. Hiram VV. Tyier on the J>onth, and the pro-
P? r Jy 5' Mr. J. B. Royeter ou the North. It will be
divided to sait purchasers.
After which, will be gold 8 handsome Building
Lota m Fort Mayo, 4 of them fronting ou Louisiana
street, and 4 fronting on Orleans street, and adjoin
in* on the East, Powhatan Warehouse property.
TF.rms—One-third catrh; balance at 3 and 6 months
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title reiuin
ed till last note is paid.
2 CODDIN &l APPERSON, Ancts.
YTALUABLE BUSINESS STANIJ OX
▼ THE SOUTH SIDE OK THE BASIN, BE
fVVEKN Urn AND 11th STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on THURSDAY, the
15th day ot December, 1&33, upon the premise!, com
mencing at 1 o'clock, that large three story Brick
Tenement on Canal street, on the south side of the
Ba*>jn, between ldth and 11th streets, now occupied
as a tavern stand, but admirably adapted to a whole
sale grocery and commission house. Connected with
the main building is a large building two stories high.
18i teet by 33 feet, extending to the alley in rear;
having an alley to the side, belonging excluiively to
this property, running the entire depth thereof. The
lower story of which is built of stone, 2f: inches
thick, and the upper story of substantial brick work,
covered with slate, and recently built with reference
to the storage of heavy goods. The location of this
property (having a front on the Basin, and extending
m rear nearly to the ship locks connecting the Basin
with the Dock,) recommends it to the attention of
capitalists, or to those who may want a business house
convenient to the Canal and Basin.
Terms—One-filth cash, balance at one, two and three
years, for bonds, with interest, payable half-yearly,
secured by a trust deed—or a very lung credit will be
given for the entire purchase money, if properly se
cured, affording the purchaser the decided advantage
of future increased value which must result from the
progress of the James River and Kanawha Canal.
For farther particulars ef terms of sale, call on W.
Goddin.
<le 10 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
P. S. Immediately preceding the above sale, will
be gold the Framed Store and Dwelling, attbe corner
of Canal and 10th streets, now occupied by Air. Thos.
C. Ball, fronting 15 feet, running back 41) feet to an
alley 3 feet wide.
Terms.—One-third cash, balance at three and six
months for riesrotiable notes, interest added and title
retained until last note shall be naid.
de I—dtd GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
SALE.—We are autlwrized to sell
a NEGRO \\ i»nd CHILL), to remain in
thecity. or its vicinity. This woman 13 about 26 years
old, is sold for no fault, is said to be a woman ot excel
lent disposition, very honest, a very good house ser
vant, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very well,
is fond of children, and no doubt would make a good
nurse. Apply to TOLER i COOK,
nov 2 1 ' Pearl street.
A new, safe and simple re
•X*- MEDV FOR COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA
HOARSENESS. Aic.—LEONARD'S INSTANT RE
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE.
The proprietor having tried this valuable Medicine
for several years, both in New York and London,
with great success, and from the number of cures ai
ready effected in and about Richmond, be is induced
to offer it publicly. It is an agreeable. Medicine;
equally safe for the infant as the'adult—to be Imct in
2> and 5n cent bottles, at the corner ol 4th and Broad
streeif. Richmond, Va.
_ no2l—ts THOS. LEONARD U CO.
SIIEI'PaRD wishes to call
» the attention of aii in want of good BOOTS and
SHOES, that he has nowon handa full supply of tiie
above goods for gentlemen, boys and vonths, and la
dies, minces aurl children. Also, for female servants,
and three hundred pairs of UKOGUES of my own
manufacture, which I will sell low. A call is solicited
from those in want. Sign of the Golden Boot, 3
doors below the old Market House.
no 24—1 m THOS. SHEPPARD.
I? 1 V E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
X WARD.— IHK ANTIDOTE by Dr Jeffries cures
a certain disease in from three to five days, without
restriction as to diet, exposure or application to bu-
The proprietor challenges a single case the anti
dote will not cure
Price §1, with full directions.
Sold only by BENNETTfc BEERS, Druggists, «o!e
agents for Richmond. oc ft—dSm if
r>EAD TliiS ADVERTISEMENT!—
6- CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHlNG—ln
tending to make new arrangements in their Clothin"
establishment, the undersigned, in ord 'r to close out
their present slock, which is very large and complete
will s.'ll their extensive assortment of Ready-Miuie'
CLOTH INC. consisting of everv article to be found
in similar establishments, AT AND BELOW COST
Prrsons ill want will do well to give us a call. Thev
may rest assured that v.-e will do what v. e sav that
is.'ell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT -VNU BE
LOW COST.
J. GREENEBAUAI ic. SHLOSS,
No. B*"' Mam street, next door toCLir;a flail.
Etr* Don't mistake the place. no22—lm*
/ WEAK—
v_J English and American Broad Cloths
Superior Black French Ribbed Cassiinerei
btnped, Piaid and Fancy do
Hufi^ h " g rae Piush - v "oivet, Silk and Satin Vest
-tlerino. and Shaker Shirts aud Drawers
LlrcKKkm, Cloth, Kid, Silk andTilburg (Jlov« g
English and Heavy German Cotton Half Hose
Napoleon Ti< = u,d B'ack and Fancy Cravats
Heady-mad? Shirts and Shirt Collars, ail of
61 vies and qualities
A 1 evrrvthin _• •-'•able tor the wr-.r of eectlf
CIEBBHAW ti CO,
DBEMIU&I <,>(. iL j >. —Co inter panes
f wliii h tiui!; premium at the iate >'uir heiii :
lhL city, lt.r b:. l- by
, , CHRISTIAN V LATHROP,
° e1 99 .Main street.
I ' DON M USTARD. Cheese, JLs!at*k
, t ea ' "Patent Caudle*, Jiics«u::'s Can
dies, i ort V\ tne, tor sale by
__" fc 1 D AVEfi PORT, ALLEN it CO.
Mountain dew whiskey.—loo
- obis, just received and for sale by
d ' ; 1 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
I>RAGG'S FAMILY FLOUB.-A small
lot, ground in September, for sale bv
JAMES B. SHELTON,
" e * Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
j>EU EYE ONCE MORE.—I2.OOO Red
Aw Eye Sefars, anew and very superior brand.
HorLe America, K1 Capitolio, Leonarciti, aud a
great variety of other choice brands. Forsaie bv
ALEX. DUVAL, 1.15 Main at.
CAGES. —A fresh supply of
V/ Canary and Slocking Bird Cages. Just opened
and for sale'by r
d< * 5 BtfLKLEV k CO.
I iW i BARRELS STUART'S C OF-
A"" KEE SI.'GAR. Receiving, for sale bv
6 BACON a. BASKERVILL.
SUPERIOR BUCKWHEAT
X KLOI'R, prime Bacon Sides, Shouldersand Har-.s
for rale by
JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
rjAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID,
V/ of superior quality, constantly Oil hand and for
sale by
dK6 E. J. J'ICOT it CO.
S ; XLK ~A very fine HORSE and
a BLOuY Apply to
EDWARD D.EACHO,
"" " General Aieut Lud Collector.
WE his' e jiict received J iiiveo .suuer
r y ISJ.ACI; \ KLVKT. for 1.,, ,v
Alic, with- a"d i mow Black VcK.t Ribbuo*; !jv,-
pnctu i 14>3 Si»tvi!» t fcc, ir.
a<j7 " C. HARTWKLL J. CO
AUCTION SALES.
KUIUKE DAYS.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN it CO.
[/GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION —
Vfl On THURSDAY", the 1 ;thin*t.,commencing at
10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Store, a ge c ».
I ral assortment of GROCERIES, tc., -.1.:;
Bacon Sid-:», Sboaidcrs aci jlain*
Java Cotfen
Candies, Soap
Molsa*. * aud Syrup, in bhd» and bbis.
Coffee Sugars
C'igais, Wnipping Taper
Rectified Whiskey
French Brandy
Tumblers
Green and Black Tesf, Ic. !c.
I i cms— w !'>o and over, 4 months'credit for &p
--prc, d a pipt r; urd-r ca-ih.
DAVENPORT, AIsLEN k CO.,
Aucts.
liY KENT, PAINE a. KENT.
1 ) . .9P °- D . b , A a; AUCTION.—On
TiiL n.SD.'ilr the I?th instant,commeccing at
i.* c ocs, we wul ss■ iat our auction rooms, to close
suuz. j a variety o: fresh and
DIQ
DRY GOODS,
comgnsins many very desirable styles.
TaM u-iii be our closing sale for "the ypp.r, and the
°o,.de offered w.ll be no d without -rrerve.
Ic.rt.is All fc iias under QiltO, c;uh; over that
ai j° U rt till credit for approved paper.
de ° KENT, PAINE it KENT. Ancts.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN i. CO.
Hslo ,SV; S . ES 14(,01 S SHOES AND
*T\v i, ./ Us AT AUCriON.-Ot WEDNES
DAY. 11th U cemher. we will sail at jo o'c'ock at
oiirsuetioti store, 330 cues BOOTS, SHOES AND
,r~ "''J i 1 ac d cesirable goods, cousialing of
Gerts fine drejs Cali Boots
r Do Calf Bootees, superior
Y'outh's and boy's Calf do
Men's Kip do
Women's extra sizes Boots, with heels
Do Spring Heel do
Children*' and .Misses' t.io C y Gaiters
v\ omen's F.uskins and Ties
Hungarian Boots
SiftW? Bj i?'?, heaT 7 Roof and Brognus
oi.k llarsand \\ rapping Paper.
,J,f; RMS 7» L ' r,d " r -; IWcR?h; 2''™ over 4 month,
credit, tor approved paper.
de 3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO. Aucts.
BY GODDIN t APPBRSON.
J a decree entered on the
Jin y uf November, 1853, in the cafe of God
tk f ff; E * ker ?" d aiß - the Cir-
Sfn£.J„ / £he c,£ / o! Richmond, 1 shall, fas sub
f . ee ln ? ced of cr ust from Hilary Baker
the b"enefh r P da ™ s John Van Lew, for
the J?uth j e I Bank of th « United States, dated
s,Wr ß .™ ?ol June, 1818, and s special commii
ceedtr ?«. 7 ? ai( ? Conrt for that purpose,] pro
narv 1854 it mhr ' M - the 10 ' h day oVJan
on tli ni P«bhc auction, to the highest bidder
"A lot of f the f ?' lowia f ™«1 property, viz :
A lot of Land lying m Adams' Valley, in th» cilv of
Richmond, fronting 11 feet on FifteenthStreetf&o
the following pieces or parcels of Land lying in the
county of Henrico, near the city of Richmond viz
a lot beginning at the North East corner of H and
™/ 6tre -!, t^ J contin ned and running East
aloneJh £ i ? H " tre . et IJ6 !eet " a " 11 in depth
along said 24th street continued, 110 feet - one on
coraer of H and £'f. be * iDuin S at north eastwanlly
Tm Hi i t streets, continued, and fronting
Pninnit™? street, continued, 110; and one lot on
S i u " SRld street l'° feet and run
ning back 140 feet to a street 50 feet wide, on which
tlie ™t first nannedf eet " will commenced
wiTl E ««t'-f^^ Calib a *i}° so " !uch of the proceeds as
wiil satisfy and pay the expenses of sale: and on a
credit as to the resiaue of six andtweive months, with
WiU 8 . : -t? m e 0f . 8i,le i the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit instal
ments, and the titie retained until the last instalment
"•P aid - JOHN HOWARD
December 10th, lira. Trn " ee
Goddin It Appfrson, Auctioneers. delO—dtd
A MOST DESIKAIJLE COUNTRY
ff Al "' VALUABLE JAS. RIVER LAND, NE
,^ i £ UK QUANTITY of PERISH.
WiiH' VP ' 0K SALE AT AUCTION.
«ui besold.at auction, on the premises, on TUES-
U Ait the loth of the present month, (Dec.,) if fair, if
LAURFr" WBIVP^ s '' commencing at It o'clock,
tj A -L SPRING, late the residence of Edward
Cox, deceased, together with all the negroes, and
other personal property thereon, including 5 excel
it jV" korsee, " good wagon ami gear, a tup buggy
and harness, and a tumbril cart and gear, [» very line
nnlr.h cows and calves, bev t i vl i.iousani weight ex
tra quality sheaf oats, corn, fodder ami shucks, be
sides the usual variety of household and kitchen fur
niture-a laree supply of No I grate coal. And on the
i.ex.. day, \\ EDNEisDAY, the 14th, if fair, if not,
the next fair day, commencing at 11 o'clock, will be
TP k P r emiaes of the old place, or KRERY
A- . * , out 9 miles below Richmond, on the old
Richmond and Osborne's Turnpike, the remainder cf
the real and personal property belonging to the es
tate ot tdward Cox, deceased.
For terms and a more deiai:i*l description ofth-j
property above alluded to, the public is referred toau
advertisement which appears regularly on Tuesday
and t ndey in the VV lug and Enquirer. Plats of the
landsl be seen at the cilice of the auctioneers.
KENKY COX. Executor of Edward Cox, dec'd.
tiQDDIN &. APPKRSO N. Autt:OJl ♦» (■ rs. .!♦» 7 t, i *
UUPEKIOK ACCOUNT BOOKS —
Banks, public offices, railroad and manufacturing
corporations, merchants and town authorities can be
furnished with booiis to any pattern thev mav wish
at. short notice, and ef superior quality and binding.
JAMES U'OODHOUSE,
iJlßnt liook Manufacturer Knd stationer, No 139
ft-Kgle Square) Main st. ,)e 3
r jMAN ukactukeks. Planters
.^"a,— W °OLEM SOCKS AND
BLAN XI S.—lo" coz. heavy country-un de woolen
bocks; fc' 0 (.air grey and white Blankets, purchased
ht.iore ti:e rise in v\ ooien Good-, and for *-ile rheap
at HART MOSES',
ao 2 * KiMaiu Btreet.
\ r IKGINIA cannot produce a remedy
showing more home certificates of the highest
standing m our cotmiiiianv, than BAKER'S Cl'i.l-.
BRATKD PREMIUM ki'lT'l r.KS in the cure of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Head-Ache, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach or any deiangement of the bowels, oi Sr-ine
Affections, We invite those suffering vviih tlie
abov< diseases by all means to give tiiein a trial and
get relieved of your suffering. •
Price 50 cent/per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Pui
Ladd Sl Co., Bennett & liters, Alexande
Java!, Adie & Gray, Chains Milispaagh, and Drug
fists generally throughout the city. Also, by Todd &
Clmstian, Petersburg; I). R. Lymnn, Lynchburg; Kina
Ac Toy, \ortoiKj Dr. E. C&mm, Williamsburg
CT' Orders addressed to K. BAKER, {Richmond
Va., will receive prompt attention. uo 15
!)It. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN JSIT
. TERS, prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON, ere
justly reckoned amonast our rr:< st valnahie medi
cines. Incases of dyspepsia, it nets like manic
strt ratheuiL? the tone of the stomach, stimulating
the digestive power-, and giving ruddy health to the
cheeKHLu brightness to the eye. There are thoo
saaosia tiiiscomi., mity v/ho can testify tc their v r
tues, and thousands w;ii hereafter acd their testi-
no 30—dAteOw
HENRI NEWMAN. 205 Broad fctreet,
Richmond, Va.
Intending to cioao my business in Richntend on the
Irft nt J.u.tiary nest, nay whole stuck of DRY GOODS
•v.;e 6 oil at cost to ciose. For bargains ej»piv at
All persons indebted ere requested to come for
ward and settle their account* before Ui<- Ui „f j Hn .
otherwise tile claims must be put into tile hand*
ol a col-jector.
T .e sales of goods wili bo exclusive!-.- for cash und
Rt ,e !—2awtlstJ
; T . NOTlCE.—Ludie.s and m.tiemen,
J SHOES I i&UNKis
xa'tAjai.l dAGs and VALICES, of g, .„{
quality, e;t:;t r : r yearn If, children or ser
v-!l J - ALt.X. Hi LL'S, vviiere you will lied
e\ery art.cie jou w.tut ia his line, and at prices that
no 2.',
Ac. J- ruit, Found, Citron,
nT- ' ? fotcJ > u - d Jelly CAKE; Cream
. ... f.-. ; a nirge variety of sn.all CAKES,
and tancy, at; niade ct tiie best material*, for s*:-.
aL . o o, ADAM it CO.'S Bakery,
"t- 3 - 31 HI Main street.
IMC H AR D CAUTHOBN, Auctioned
J 1 an ° Commission Merchant, 15(U stree. near
Main attend, to bs>*. of ail kind, uf merchandize
Jurniture, Groceries, Horses, iic., itc. '
Cash advances marjo upon consignment.. de 6
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
-INO.-S. MERCHANT 1 WEISIOER haveou
nand a large .tock of Boys'and Children's Clothing
yourselret &Q Cttll 100Q "PP^T
de 6 S. MERCHANT it WEISIOF.R.
MV-L^™ KS AND KECK TIES.—
bi-Hutif M - V'? k I.ISIOER have received a
° f .^" C lAK oek ' " :id Neck Tirs - Cbll
at.d Bee them at .So, 112 Main street
'''• 6 S. MERCHANT i WEISIOER.
.1 a fresh supply of
Tan Colored LADIES' CLOTHS.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW &. CO.,
. c 9»i corner ytli. Broad and Capitol »t».,
" g Near Capitol Square-.
S }• o]{ SALE.-Thoae who desire to
A purchase PEWS in St. Jaine.' Church can do .0
by applying to the .übecrilier.
. <>o a H. J. CHRISTIAN,
)v J—x wi. Treaiurerof St. J«inn'Churr i.
1 'LhS.—so boxes Jackson's Tallow
* uiidlen, ,V,i box?. Wine*' tic do. Kor ute by
CHAS T. WORTH AM 1 CO.
i l'lstl.—"*•> tierces of iwv»d quality,
f , aulti by
■> " DAV-'MPORT. AJLLKN i. CO.
C'IIKIiOOTS. —•">" boxes liui.hu ijiit*,
' l iauii*. fur »ale l v
dc 7 AJLLKN i. CO.
AUCTION BALES.
THIS DAY.
BY .ALEXANDER NOTT k CO.
THIS (SATUBDAY) MORNING, at 10
1 B'clnri, we will sell at public auction. * larie lot
of Read? Made Clothing, Britannia and Giao« Wars,
Cotltry, Dry Good*. I<. _ _ __
ALEXANDER^ OTT k CO,
delO—lt Auc'ioteern.
~~ tiV 'A KKESEE!
[office WITH GKOKKE J. SCMSIBR. PEARL ST.J
Attendl Vj tale, of all Kindt </ Herdtrndite, Fvrmtmrr
Groerrir*. f/0r#?«, e/r.
fARRAIGE AND HARNESS.HORSES
fcC. AT AI.'CTION.—WiII btao.'d at auction oo
SATI RDAV —WTWiffH Belt, the 19th 01 December,
iu the lot in rear i-f Wood's (table, commencinjt at
10 o'cltok. tme Carrifcze tied Harneaa in gcjd order;
o!so several Sadd!<> »: d Harness Hnrses.
THOMAS \V KKESEE, Auctioneer.
FINE GOLD \V A'lt H—V> i lie added to the fthoTO
s.-.l<> one very tine Unid Levi r Watch. marie by M. J-
Tohia.?. (£rr iiine) Liverpool, No. flf'3o, with Ko«li*h
cr.«e«, li. c.irala hue, sola bv order of th j admltiiati*-
Jor. X. W. K., Auct.
BV RICHARD t VLTHOKN
Horses AT AICIION.—On gatur
day, H inst., I will at Auction, several"
valuable work horses, I mule, 1 cart, Ate.
ROC KAWAY.—AUo a *econd-hand Itockaway,
nearly new, and in good order.
de 9 R. CACTHORN.
BY GODWIN' \ 4 PPERSON.
CALE OF COKN, FODDER, OATS,
0 HAY. SH'JCKS, CATTLE, HOGS. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, i.c.— Will be sold on SAT CRD AY
next, the If t.i I) cember, 1.°,53, at 'i vy Glen," one
n»Ue East of Richmond, ktely oecnpied by Mr. W.
If. Belts, commencing at 11 o'clock, all the crop# of
Corn, Fodder, Oat*, Hay, Shucks, Cattle, Hogs, Farm
ing Implements, &e., now remaining on th~ said tar bo.
Terms—Ail sums under •*£*'<> cash; over that amount
60 cays credit for approved endorsed negotiable pa*
per.
do 6 GODDIN k APPERSON, Ancts.
VALUABLE keal estate on ca-
T RY, BETWEEN 20TH AND 21ST STREETS*
FOR SAC: AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on SAT
-1 RDAY afternoon, the 10th December, 1855, upon
the premises, commencing at 4 o'clock, a valuable lot
on the north line of Cary, between 20th and 21st eta.,
fronting -17 feet on Cary street, running back the
depth of the lot to an alley.
Terms—One-tbird cash; balance at 4 and 8 months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust Qced, or title retained.
LOCIS C. H. FINNEY,
Administrator. &c., of Geo. Scherer, dee'd.
Sale conducted by GODDIN & APPERSON, Auc
tioneers. no 30—dfd*
\nUHT SALES.—IMIS LVOLNO
commencing at 7 o'clock, we will resume our
night sales, and continue them throughout the sea
son, at which time will be offered from the shelve# a
splendid collection of Staple and Fancy Goods, Card
ed and Table Cutlery of every description, Britannia
and Glass Ware.
Also, a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Muslins, Alpacas, Silk and Cotton Pocket and
Head Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Irish Lime lis, Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery, all colors.
Shawls, Ate.
Also, CLOCKS of every stylo and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
Also, a fine stock of double-barrel Guns, Pistols*
Bowie Knives, lie.
Country merchant* and the trade are invited to at
tend our sales, as they will find a large variety, and of
first-rate quality.
Sale commences every night at 7 o'clock.
no7—ts A. NOTT &l CO, Aucta
J UMBER YARD.—EDW'D. E. DUD
JL-i LEY has just received a large supply of the fol
lowing kinds ol LUMBER, to which he invites thu
attention of all in want:
1, IL Ij, 2. 3, 4 and 6 inch clear White Pine
1, lj, IV, 2, 3, 4 and 5 inch Buffalo Ash, very su
perior—suitable for Car and Carriage builders.
£ and 5 8 inch Poplar, some very wide
1 inch Susquehanna Boards.
ALSO,
A superior lot of 12inch Heart Shingles.
f-p'Oflice on Hitii street, between Main aud Frank
lin. de 6
TOTIIE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIS-
A LATL'RE AND OTHERS VISITING THE
CITY.—You are r***pect fully invited to visit my Clo
thing Emporium, No. 135 Main street, where I guar
antee you will find the most complete stock of Gen
tlemen's Wearing Apparel, as regard* quality, varie
ty, ifce., ever olfered to the public. Call and examine
my slock, and 1 will u»e every effort to give such sat
isfaction as will induce you to continue your patron
age. HENRY SHAKER,
de 6 Corner Main and Pearl streets.
SALE. —We have fur sale, a se
cond-hand PIANO FORTE, but little used. and.
said to be an excellent instrument, which we will
gel) low, for cash, or on time, as may suit.
We have, also, fur sale, a neat BRICK HOUSE,
near the Medical College, in fir*: rate order, con
taining some 5 or o Rooms, and Kitchen attached,
no 23 TOLER COOK, Pearl St.
FRUIT —The subecribep has
A just received asupply of the following fre*b ar
ticles ui :he new crup, vii—RAISINS, iu vehoie,
halves and quarter boxes; Smyrna FIGS, CRAN
BERRIES. CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES, ke.,
which ..oilers tor salts at whole.snle u:id retaii, at
No. 152, next door to Exchange Bink.
oe 23—ts JUAN PIZZINI.
LOCKS FOR &ALE—
KJ 50,000 COUPON BONDS VA. & TKNN R R
10,M>0 CORPORATION OF LYNCHBURG.
3,000 rio do ALEXANDRIA.
S.OOOCITY OK RICHMOND.
S,(rJO STATE OE VA.
For sale in Kuiiiij to snit nnrchasers.
r.,- iv-rtu C. W. PURCFLLkCO.
*ViOIICE. —intending to leave lor New
-L* Orleans in & few days, (aboot the 15th IJewm
ber,) where I shall spend a greater portion ot the
winter, I respectfully offer ray services for the !ran»-
action otany bu-hiess wnich parties may h&Te, either
in tha! city ur along the route.
no 2ii—diw M U NACE
VVIIiKK ARE YOU GOlNG?—Around
f J to DAVID CURRY'S, opposite Parker, Bsyiy
S: Ni.mn.u'p, to get nie an easy iitting BOOT, ior I
hear he hesjnst retarded from the North, with a new
assortment of Boots, Shoes isud G;iiters, and likewise
a new and wei! selected stock «f French ( ALF
SKINS, wuicii he keeps constantly on hand to uiuke
to order.
A call is requested before purchasing elsewhere a*
his goods will bear inspection and his prices wili be
worth atrial DAVID CURRY,
The. old established Boot Store,
Next door but one to i»*.r. Purceli'sExthauga
se 17—im Office.
NEW GOODS! KFW GOO U.S.—ln the
l.'isf lew wet ts we have received the following
New Goqum, which w*- pre offeriflg at gse&tlj redcctid
pi ices :
Rich plaid and brorade Silk?.
Plaid Merfit«»t»nnd Mnusehnes,
Plain Mourciice* til ah&des.
Lace, MtuiUri and Linen Collars,
C&iiihric ur u Muslin »leeve»s
Inside Capes, vt-ry cii»*tip,
KmbroU -r.-d, Pointed and Scolloped UAVf*,
Together wirh a l.jrs*- *tn«-k of Blanket*,
ana uegro good* of ail descriptions.
Ulj DLK Y A JOHNSTON,
tM> No. l id Eajjifj Square.
POi AlOivS.—Northern Mercers,
tine, just received and for sale by
A. E. MOORE,
de 3 180 Broaa street.
tpAMJ LY BACON.—New and Old Hubs
* and Kreast Pieces, str:ctlv pmne. list received
and fur sale by A. E. MOOiIK,
tie £ 180 Broad street.
REEF TON G I E,S AM) DRIED
B£KK—ln store and forsale by
A. E MOORE.
oc 3 18(» Kroad »t.
|~ ITTLE FERNS, FOR FANNY S LIT
TLE FRIENDS—By the author of Pern Leave#,
with original designs by Fred. M. Coftin—gilt
plain 75c. For sale at the Exchange Bookstcre.
o*B OHO. M. WEST.
TVTEEDLEWORK EMBROIDERIES —
X * A tine assortment of Sleeves, Bands, Cbeuiisetta,
Collars and worked Hdkfs, just received and will bo
sold cheap at MILLHISERk BROTHER'S,
de 8 193 Bread st.
French and English meri-
NOES, all colors. Also, Lady's Cioths, »arioo»
shades, very low, at
MJLLHISER i BROTHER'S,
193 Broad st.
COLOKEL) AND BLACK SlLKsT^hicfct
are really a great bargaip, cau lie hail !>v callioft
on MILUIISKR 4i BROTHER,
de 8 |S3 Broad st-_
DL'liK I;E S VEAST To\VD EKS—The
cheapest and best Baking powder now in use.
For sale in cans at ItJ aud lajcruw. I'V
de S E. J i'IC'JX ii CO I'liigglaU.
Tiekim;a, S hi rto^. Sheet-
X ings. Satinets, Jeans and all other guoils of do
mestic fabric, at very reasonable prices, at
-M 11.1,111.-'KK J. BROTHER S,
de 3 J9B Broad st.
VP tail the attention of the public to our
T T large u»a«n>iieut of block tin Ti * sad Coffee
t'rtw, Colit I- K« HoUsrt, Strt»i, Blew and (h»
le. DUlim, all viz'* Dish Covet* iu ««w »uJ
with Itiiiuy other u;Wl * u L'Vi i'il 1 ?' .
7 KI'I.KI.K\ Si CCVS., 13T
M IXO JI ELL'S I'A'i ENT t' KE N O li
CAN'Ui-Kd —M 1 boxen 4". Mtdd't, in
t'a.u i b »»«», ivteiviu* »ud i«r n It-. by
\il -j DAYLNi'UiiV, ALLEN S. CO.

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